Sometimes, All You Need Is a Spark to Reignite Your Inner Fire

This morning, I had a deeply moving consultation with a government officer — someone who holds a respectable and secure position. But what truly struck me was not his designation… it was the heaviness in his voice when he said:
“I don’t feel happy in my job. I’ve lost interest completely.”

This wasn’t just a consultation — it became a moment of emotional attachment and silent understanding. Before I began, I followed my usual spiritual routine: my morning prayers, grounding rituals, and energy alignment — just as Deepanshu Sir has taught all his students. He emphasizes that a true astrologer doesn’t just read charts; they transfer the punya, the divine energy they have earned through years of sadhana and devotion. That energy is what awakens the client’s Bhagya — their fortune — the very essence of the 9th house, ruled by Jupiter.

So, with devotion and calm, I cast his Prashna chart.

There it was — Venus in Taurus in the 10th house.

I didn’t even need to open his D10 chart at that point. The message was loud and clear.

My first question to him was simple but powerful:
“Since you joined this job, how often have you traveled for work or gone on any long-distance assignments?”
He paused and said, “Only two or three times.”
Then I asked, “Don’t you feel like your creativity has faded since joining this role?”
He looked stunned. I continued, “I feel you were meant to be in music or dance — did you ever want to pursue singing?”

His voice trembled as he replied:
“Yes… I’ve always wanted to be a singer since childhood.”

And right there, in that moment, something shifted. The real problem wasn’t the job or the system. It was that his inner voice had been silenced.

Later, when I analyzed his D10 chart, I saw his Ascendant lord and 4th lord sitting in the 11th house, indicating he can grow and earn in this job.
So I gently told him:
“You don’t need to quit — but to truly feel alive again, you must bring your creativity back. Start learning singing again. Let it become your expression, your healing. Also, plan a pilgrimage to the 12 Jyotirlingas — let divine vibrations refuel your soul.”

Despite everything being “stable” on paper, the missing piece was creative fulfillment.

When Venus sits in the 10th house, especially in Taurus — it’s not just about career. It’s about joy, beauty, inner satisfaction. Until that Venusian energy is acknowledged, peace will remain out of reach.

Your Rashi chart gives you the direction — the soul’s clue. The D10 chart gives the map of your career. But the spark, the purpose? That lies within.

And the most surprising part is — most people already know where their pain comes from. But they still stay stuck, unable to change it. Why?
Because transformation requires divine timing and divine guidance — the Bhagya, the power of the 9th house.

And to activate that Bhagya, you need someone who has mastered it —
That is what a true astrologer does.
Not just prediction. Not just charts.
They reignite the fire within you.

This consultation and article have been written by astrologer code 5031.
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